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SOAP Message

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The SOAP Message is an ActiveX control from the Clever Internet ActiveX Suite library.
It provides the SOAP XML data to be sent to the SOAP-WSDL service.

This ActiveX control is used together with HTTP Client for submitting created request data to SOAP servers via HTTP protocol.

Features:

  • SOAP XML requests and responses
  • WSDL parameters
  • SOAP Attachments
  • Digitally Sign / Verify messages - SOAP-DSIG
  • XML Transforms
  • Can be used with any third party SOAP and HTTP engine
  • Free one year upgrades and support

Send SOAP message in just few lines of code

The SOAP Message control can be used together with HTTP Client to communicate with SOAP servers. It includes an internal XML parser to create new SOAP requests and parse the results.

This control may also be used for exchanging XML data when the underlying SOAP transport is not HTTP. You can easily create new message and process it via SMTP, POP3 or any other protocol.

SoapMessage.BuildSoapMessage "<Envelope....</Envelope>", "soap-action"

Http1.Request = SoapMessage.Object
Set response = Http1.Post ("http://soapservice.com/submit")

Samples in VB, C++, C# and VB.NET

Please see the Demos code (Soap, SoapDSIG) and also the indexed Help documentation provided with the Clever Internet ActiveX Suite installation to learn more about using this control in your application.

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